Why roboticists should prioritize human factors

Draper is a nonprofit engineering company that helps private and public entities better design robotic systems

Human systems engineering aims to combine engineering and psychology to create systems that are designed to work with humans’ capabilities and limitations. Interest in the subject has grown among government agencies, like the FDA, the FAA and NASA, as well as in private sectors like cybersecurity and defense. 

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